Omega Seamaster - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

It was a dream of mine to have a full gold watch... It's been a thing for a few years now. A 1969 Omega Constellation in 18k gold! Where this watch is simply incredible in my opinion is on its bracelet! The work done on it is simply phenomenal! A real nugget, a jewel in its own right! I can't see myself parting with it... It will age even more with me!

A vintage chronograph from the 70s in 18K gold equipped with the famous 321 movement! Appliqué logo and indexes. All in a tonneau case.

Here we have a watch from 1981, with a refined design, and yet very assertive and powerful. Case and integrated bracelet, all in ceramic. A Quartz movement for remarkable precision and a thin case. This watch ticks all the boxes of the collector's watch. Limited to 300 pieces only.

This OMEGA SEAMASTER from the 70s embodies timelessness and watchmaking finesse. Elegant and discreet, it is suitable for all occasions, whether it is a formal event or a more casual outing. Its clean dial and vintage charm make it a timeless piece. I chose it to celebrate my 23rd birthday, marking an important milestone in my life. It will forever remain an essential piece in my collection, a symbol of this special moment. Every time I look at this watch, I am reminded that beautiful things get better with age.

This Omega Seamaster 300 is my very first mechanical watch and I acquired it in 2002 to mark a turning point in my professional career. A fan of James Bond at the time, I discovered the Seamaster on Pearce Brosnan's wrist in the film Golden Eyes. It must be said that the marketing did its job well, this watch is well highlighted and it makes me wonder about this watch that I find beautiful and that I did not know. I am a good customer, it embodies through Bond's stunts, the idea that I had of the adventurer's watch…

As previously posted on another review of my vintage Yema, I found this Omega Seamaster 30 manual winding on the Belgian site Sometimes (really excellent), it is from 1964 (so my age). It has a manual caliber 286 and the ref: 135-003. Movement ref: 21069599. It is gold plated and has a diameter of 34 mm excluding crown. Handmade bracelet of very good quality. Otherwise, sorry for the photos, I lent my macro nikkor 60 mm and I took the photos with a phone.

Let me introduce you to my Omega Seamaster reference 166.0204 from 1979. This is without a doubt one of the most wearable watches in my collection. Featuring a 38mm stainless steel case and a case back with its iconic seahorse, it combines comfort and vintage sophistication with disconcerting ease. What makes this piece truly unique is the blue logo of the Turkish bank Isbank adorning its dial. This feature makes it a unique model, specially designed for Isbank, this detail adds a touch of history and distinction t…

Superb vintage automatic watch from the OMEGA brand from 1958, Seamaster model reference 2828, with caliber 470. The diameter of the watch is 33 mm, it has its original steel bracelet. It is an elegant watch that can be worn on any occasion except sporty of course. Point to emphasize: The watch seems to have been polished hence its new appearance and the dial has an exceptional resistance to the sun.

Vintage Omega from the 70s. It is just incredible, gold plated, 70s, manual winding, ostrich strap. Very classic but to have in your collection. It goes with all suits and city outfits. Be careful with maintenance, it requires a lot of attention and delicacy. Purchase price: 300euros / 2022

This 1950 seamaster with bumper caliber is really super elegant with its small diameter and its gold plating (a little tired)! I am totally a fan of this watch!!! This watch really made me love the Omega brand even more!! Special mention to the Watcharch bracelet which gives it even more this vintage look!